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Your personal transit calendar
The exact days the slow planets hit your own birth chart over the next 90 days, including every retrograde pass, plus the retrogrades and eclipses that land on you.
What you are looking at
Your birth chart is a snapshot of where the planets were when you were born. As they keep moving, they form angles to those birth positions. Astrologers call these transits. The slow ones (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto) last weeks or months and are the ones people feel. Mars is faster and shows up as short bursts.
Most horoscopes only use your Sun sign, so everyone born in the same month gets the same text. This calendar uses your whole chart, so the dates are yours alone.
Questions
What is a transit?
A transit is a planet in today’s sky making an angle to a planet in your birth chart. When slow planets like Jupiter or Saturn line up with your Sun or Moon, astrologers read that as a period when those parts of your life get busy.
Why do some transits happen three times?
Planets seem to move backwards for a while (retrograde). A slow planet can cross the same point of your chart, back up over it, then cross it again. We count every pass and tell you which one you are in.
How exact are the dates?
The dates come from a real astronomical calculation, accurate to the minute, not from a table. The “felt from” range is the stretch when the planet is within one degree of the exact point.
Do I need my birth time?
Not for most of it. Without a time the Moon can be a few degrees off, so Moon dates may shift by a day or two, and we cannot place your Rising or Midheaven. Everything else is the same.
Is it free?
Yes. The next 90 days are free with no account. A free account shows the full 12 months from your saved chart.
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